Bug 1: RENDERS_DIR mismatch (root cause)
- server.ts had hardcoded renders dir, now reads BRADLY_RENDERS_DIR env
- renderQueue.ts saves to ~/Library/.../Bradly/renders/
- server.ts now serves from the same directory
Bug 2: Upload origin pointing to wrong port
- uploadBlobContent.ts used window.location.origin (Vite 5173)
- Remotion bundler needs Express origin (3000) to access media
- Added getExpressOrigin() helper that detects Electron
Bug 3: Batch ZIP export using file-saver (doesn't work in Electron)
- Added saveBlobFile IPC method (preload + main)
- batchExporter.ts now uses native save dialog in Electron
- Web mode falls back to file-saver
- Add file:saveRendered IPC handler in main process
- Copies rendered file from internal renders dir to user-chosen path
- Update preload with saveRenderedFile bridge method
- Update useExportQueue downloadJob: detect Electron → native save dialog
- Web mode fallback preserved (<a> tag download)
- Add Vite proxy: /api/* requests from renderer (5173) → Express (3000)
- Add dynamic port finding: if 3000 is taken, auto-pick next available
- Import net module for port checking
- Use dynamic expressPort in production URL loading
- Add @electron-forge/maker-squirrel for Windows installer
- Create .ico icon from existing PNG
- Fix compositor platform detection for win32
- Forge config now builds both .dmg (macOS) and .exe (Windows)
- Add Bradly app icon (.icns + .png) for macOS
- Fix Electron production mode: Express serves built renderer files
- Add extraResource for renderer + remotion-bundle in forge.config.ts
- Fix dev:web script to use npx tsx
- Add electron-vite + Electron Forge tooling
- Create Electron main process with embedded Express server
- Create preload script with native dialog IPC bridge
- Refactor server.ts to export createExpressApp() (dual web/electron)
- Adapt renderQueue.ts for packaged binaries + pre-built bundle
- Add ensureBrowser() for Chrome Headless Shell pre-download
- Add scripts/bundle-remotion.js for packaging
- Data persists in ~/Library/Application Support/Bradly/
- Web mode preserved via npm run dev:web
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